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1 1,3 |      Latter Prophets. The partial loss of this vision in our day
2 3,7 | heatstroke. In his depression the loss of the gourd seemed the
3 6,5 |        yielded at the cost of the loss of Trans-Jordan and Galilee,
4 6,5 |     omitted, there is no apparent loss in sense. The effect of
5 14,1|       that he reveals no sense of loss at the lack of genuine prophets.
6 17,3|         be objected that any such loss of the Hebrew is inconceivable;